Bounce Away Funplex & Mini Golf

This review is for the mini golf course. The greeting at the front desk is a sign that informs u must ring the bell once for service and 3 times for returning equipment. I guess it’s more important to get the clubs and ball back before taking the money for new guests. We rang the bell once and 2 minutes later a teenager set us up. Anyway, the 18 hole course is a mix of landscaping and water «pitfalls». No spinning windmills here. More challenging than the average course. Adults will be challenged to make par. Some of the greens show wear, but overall they are in good shape.

3.5 stars, rounded down for general atmosphere.
Bounce is a warehouse filled with trampolines. Three sections allow for different ages and interests to play together. Kids can decide to bounce into a foam pot, against one another, or against a slew of dodge balls.
Entrance will cost each jumper eight dollars per hour. Observers are free. Tables are available to make the wait tolerable, but I advise people to bring a friend or a book. And a sweater.
No outside food is allowed, but a snack bar is available.

As a family we LOVE this place. All 5 of us love bouncing. The people all know us. They know my kids have autism and are totally cool with us. *I* think they’re very friendly.

Bounce Funplex and Mini Golf was a totally awesome experience! Trampolines from wall to wall! The best fun I have had in years! It truely was fun for all ages. After we jumped on the the trampolines we went outside and played Mini Golf, what a nice clean challenging course. My older kids can’t wait to have their Birthday party there.

I LOVE Bounce. Who wouldn’t love a room full of trampolines that are totally appropriate to bounce around on for an hour even when you’re 22 years old? I first went there for a sorority sisterhood activity when I went to Susquehanna and then came back with more friends later in the semester. And for a college kid $ 8 is about as much as you can spend on fun that occurs outside of the bar.

So you aren’t going to believe that this place is really just a big open area of trampolines but it is. It’s sick. They have 92 trampolines, even the walls are trampolines. To make sure you continue to be amused they have three sets, one for jumping and running, one for dodge-​ball, and one for doing flips into the foam pit.
It’s a ton of fun to go and it’s only $ 8 for an hour of bouncing. My main complaint is that the people that work at this place are the rudest pricks I’ve ever met in my life. If they weren’t standing in-​between me and epic bouncing I wouldn’t give them the time of the day. To avoid basking in their prickness make sure you get there much earlier than you want to bounce and buy your tickets in advance. You also need to bring a drivers license and fill out the waiver, not a big deal but another necessity to avoid prickness.
So you should check it out, you can’t beat the bounce.